Home Depot has 13-Piece Milwaukee High Speed Wood Spade Bit Set (48-27-1520) on sale for $20.97. Shipping is free or select free store pick up where stock permits.
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5-year limited warranty
Precise cutting edge removes chips fast and can be resharpened
Double wing spurs form the hole, reducing vibration and breakout
Spade bit features 1/4 in. quick-change hex shank design
The MILWAUKEE Flat Boring Bits are the ideal solution for boring holes at any angle in a variety of materials. The premium quality spade drill bit is made of heat-treated high carbon steel. The pilot drill point and cutting edge of the paddle bit are designed to be resharpened, saving time while extending the life of the bit. The 13 piece flat spade bit set bores clean, fast holes at any angle in wood, plastic, plywood and Formica.
Product SKU:
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UPC:
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Home Depot has 13-Piece Milwaukee High Speed Wood Spade Bit Set (48-27-1520) on sale for $20.97. Shipping is free or select free store pick up where stock permits.
Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location.
Thanks to community member Marcus305 for finding this deal.
Our research indicates that this offer is $4 lower (16% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $24.97.
About this product:
5-year limited warranty
Precise cutting edge removes chips fast and can be resharpened
Double wing spurs form the hole, reducing vibration and breakout
Spade bit features 1/4 in. quick-change hex shank design
Model: Milwaukee 48-27-1520 13 Piece Flat Boring Bit Set
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Thanks for the comparison.
However, self feeding tips are not always better.
In some applications, they are far too aggressive of a feed rate.
Sometime you want to go slow...
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Thanks for the comparison.
However, self feeding tips are not always better.
In some applications, they are far too aggressive of a feed rate.
Sometime you want to go slow...
Thanks for the comparison.
However, self feeding tips are not always better.
In some applications, they are far too aggressive of a feed rate.
Sometime you want to go slow...
So which one do I buy just to have on hand? lol
I've got a few random sizes that came with a Craftsman set
I've got a few random sizes that came with a Craftsman set
I'd get these, or something similar, as a bigger set is more likely to have the size you need and it can get expensive if you have to buy individual bits to fill in what's missing.
And really the only advantage of the self feeding ones is that they punch holes through studs faster.
Whatever you do, don't leave your drill/driver laying around with one of these in it and forget about it. Ended up with the 1/4" spade bit buried in my calf a month ago
Whatever you do, don't leave your drill/driver laying around with one of these in it and forget about it. Ended up with the 1/4" spade bit buried in my calf a month ago
Ouch!!!
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Whatever you do, don't leave your drill/driver laying around with one of these in it and forget about it. Ended up with the 1/4" spade bit buried in my calf a month ago
If you ever find yourself drilling holes in studs or headers for electrical or plumbing, these are NOT the spade bits for you. Self-feeding for the win. With this style, so much swearing. And I've lost 3 of these down various walls until I got the Dewalt extension bit that locks onto the drill bit (not the magnet only one - the good one has a black release band).
Anyhow, if you're looking to make a nice looking 1" hole you're probably gonna use a small hole saw instead of this meat grinder set.
I agree with this statement, except would rather recommend a slightly different product - Irwin Speedbor. My spades are collecting dust after buying it. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00LLGRQZY
I agree with this statement, except would rather recommend a slightly different product - Irwin Speedbor. My spades are collecting dust after buying it. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00LLGRQZY
Thanks for the suggestion. One question - for drilling through thicker wood (4x4 for example) do you have any trouble with the bits getting hung up or being difficult to remove? I've seen this type before and that was my main concern.
Edit: Looking again, I suspect that's why they make them so short, and specifically state they're best use for holes <2in deep.
Last edited by SquirtTortuga July 20, 2023 at 10:38 AM.
Thanks for the comparison.
However, self feeding tips are not always better.
In some applications, they are far too aggressive of a feed rate.
Sometime you want to go slow...
I don't disagree, but spade bits are made for quick and dirty work. If you want a smooth hole or careful drilling I'd use another tool like a Forstner bit. For the type of work usually done with spade bits, you want self feeding for sure.
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Thanks for the suggestion. One question - for drilling through thicker wood (4x4 for example) do you have any trouble with the bits getting hung up or being difficult to remove? I've seen this type before and that was my main concern.
Edit: Looking again, I suspect that's why they make them so short, and specifically state they're best use for holes <2in deep.
Sorry for the late reply (just noticed your question) - no issues drilling 4x4. You may want to pull it out a couple of times to release the sawdust, but they don't really get stuck (unless you hit a nail, but this is completely different story)
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Here's an example of a much better choice with a few less bits, but almost half the price.
https://www.homedepot.c
However, self feeding tips are not always better.
In some applications, they are far too aggressive of a feed rate.
Sometime you want to go slow...
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Here's an example of a much better choice with a few less bits, but almost half the price.
https://www.homedepot.c
Here's an example of a much better choice with a few less bits, but almost half the price.
https://www.homedepot.com/p/DIABL.../316549140 [homedepot.com]
However, self feeding tips are not always better.
In some applications, they are far too aggressive of a feed rate.
Sometime you want to go slow...
However, self feeding tips are not always better.
In some applications, they are far too aggressive of a feed rate.
Sometime you want to go slow...
I've got a few random sizes that came with a Craftsman set
I've got a few random sizes that came with a Craftsman set
And really the only advantage of the self feeding ones is that they punch holes through studs faster.
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Anyhow, if you're looking to make a nice looking 1" hole you're probably gonna use a small hole saw instead of this meat grinder set.
Here's an example of a much better choice with a few less bits, but almost half the price.
https://www.homedepot.c
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00LLGRQZY
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00LLGRQZY
Edit: Looking again, I suspect that's why they make them so short, and specifically state they're best use for holes <2in deep.
However, self feeding tips are not always better.
In some applications, they are far too aggressive of a feed rate.
Sometime you want to go slow...
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Edit: Looking again, I suspect that's why they make them so short, and specifically state they're best use for holes <2in deep.
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